La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 22, 1929, Image 8

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Tuesday, October 22 1929.
N
otice!
Pirate Party
CREDITS
Good for 30 Days
We wish to thank our many guests
dining the party for their patience
we were unable to personally greet all
of you at the time and now we cordi
ally invite you to come again.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY I Over the 'Valley
!
Milr. ..
Maj ....
!. ...
Mai. ...
May ....
ciiica;o wilier
... ntnn, 4 74 i.sv,
i.:t.v", ft i .an 1..17
..... v.?; l.-io
i'outijA.mi wiikat
l.so-vj; 1.21 K
!.
i. , .ai!4
1.27 t
i.:i.-i
1.20
l -MY,
1.29
i.aaii & i.:i7
i-iJ
1.21 V,
1.2 J
i.ai)i
AYu? Changes In
ItulH Rood to rliolc 7.ft i $T.fiO:
(:itler- lii niillui.. in nn 7 mi
i l OuUCC l)l(lVKt ' i,lv'' m'ilwi" to rhok-o IS.fiu ft
. , JlI.'Hl; choitrc. Sfi.itO i 9K.&U. Venl-
I'OHTI.ANli, Or. U,l. 2 (A!')!1'' InlIlt f"11, " 1.50 1 1 3.00; me-
Willi 111-- .M-. ntlon f fr.l. ...... 1"' 11.6H; cull to COIlt-
l tM. w hit h ai ;im-rl from 3n to
.11
.'i i J from 2S lo 3u
ih-rn, (lu- iiric' of vkxh
firm ;inI uiu-hunm-d to-
vfidlm Site.
3i to r.-t
to whol-nnialiit-d
linltrr was alto firm ami un
rhan'ed. Trailing' at tin- K ist Sidf mar
ket of Hit (iarm-nTs' u ml K;in-h--rn'
aKsOfiiiiion was modi-rah- with
the liulk nf til- M.iks in mich mu
sonnhle proiliK-is t rim Mr lower,
i-rl.-i y, h'lt iin-. aiiplcM. rajn-.H. po
tntorn, carrots, spinach, onions,
cahhar am tin like. Prices for
tho most ,JMt vary -little from dav
to day.
suffered from pm-timonia. He is
yi ars old and I learhorn's day of
o-remony was trying iii times
he stood in the rain.
Greatest Array
Ever Held Of
4 - H Projects
The Kreatest array of 4-II club
livestock exhibits in the history of
the west Is nssurd for tho I'acific
Jntetimtlonal Livestock exposition
In I'ortamd October HI! to Novem
ber 2. announces H. t". Seymour,
of Corvallls. statu i"lub leader In
I he extension service, and man
hjot or this division of the expo
sition. Livestock entries are already Go,
per cent stealer than ever lefot
nnd Orepon boys and pirls alone
will show 350 animals in competl-
.).'.., AM I'KOIM ( i;
I'lMCI LAND. Ore.. Oct. 22 (AC)
Ukzh: fresh p.ilh'is 2 v. hlKlu'r;
prici'S to retailers: rresh extras.
4 ; t .f.ec; Manila rds. ii n 4 in-; f resij
im dLims 4 2c; mediuin firsts.
:uie; fn-sls pirlb t.s 22 ii B4c; pullet
l lrsls, 2 'to.
lKs; fn-fli pulbts 2ir biKher;
price to u-hob-s.ili-1-s: fresh extras.
Hie; standards. 4-c; fresh me
dium. 37e: mdittm firsts. 31c;
fresh pullets 3ipc; pullet firsts. IMc.
Mutter, milk ( buitt Nat , poul
try, onions, potatoes, v, ool, nuif
hay. caseaia bark and hops steady
and utichanK'-d.
Moks: fully steady: receipts 500,
Including 22'J direct, heavy weight.
3.50 i $M.U(i: medium weight.
$lH.25sf $11. 25; llpht weight $11
it $1 1.35. light IbThls. Mi.2fl "n
$1 I.L'S. Packing sows, rough nnd
smooth, fK.noiii lll.on. ' Siautrhtcr lion with those sen hv othet- inn
pitfH, 1 G.oo Ci l i.oo. Feeder find ! lor farmers in Washington. Idaho,
stock. r pigs, Sio.2rtf( $ i.2'. (Soft i Montana. Nevada, I'tah and Mri
or oily hogs and roasting pigs ex-! tish Columbia.
clud'-d In above cjuotut ions. ) Forty county champion live-
Sheep and lambs: quotably! stock judging teams, half of them
steady; receipts IftO. Ijmihs. S4 ! honors, and rnr ihe first time there
lbs., down, good to choice. Jio.'.o1 wil: he a crops judging contest as
ft $1 I.oo; medium $3.50 'Ji $lo.r0; ; wel'. In which Oregon will have at
nil weights cull to common $7.00- least five teams.
if...50. Yearling wethers. Ho Ih. ; Two ntate champion demonstra
down. medium to cholc, $.Br on toami( from Oregon will put
t. ' . .' J ! npr "ahow" at 'the interna-
lbs ... down, medium to tlnji. uno consists of Ueid Smith
choiee lUt o ....; 1 l'o- 1 25 lbs. tt(H, ,,r,.d Ward of Tlllu.nook. tvho
All weights common. $ I.oo if ?.T.lo. j
Stock Exchange
In Comeback On
j Day After Dive
t MOW YORK. Oct ?J A1')
I Thf stuck market stagi tl one of
its cliaraeteristii ally violent 'come-
backs today after more titan a
i week of severe, declines, which
' culminated in yesterday's avalan
j ache of selling. Score of shares
I rallied about ;'. to $3'i. The pace
i of trailing slackened up consider
lably. however, and 1 lie ticker.,
i uiiich ran about one hundred
! minutes after the close ysterday.
! was abb- to keep lairly well
1 alireast of the transaction) on tin
' floor of tlie exchange.
170 nonnds. Itainponi weighs 100, J Not Free
Davis lltO and Moe 178. Little's j Ho;i!t1i Is not Ift of Hiq cods,'
weight could not ho learned. Ward,
the midget of the bunch, is 150.
Other backfield replacements were:
liywman. 1(15; Dowier, 175; and
L'anova, 1 (J5.
Intt Is nn f iiiii vitliuil Rlru''ie.
Woniuii's Home Couumnlmi, j
I'upiis cannot bt? barred from
riobliii schools in Illinois b..,,.....
I The Matting lineup fur the f nu,nlal deficiency, the utlunuv
ii:ooks last Friday weighed exactly K(,m.niI hnH TUiv& 7
4H pounds less than one ton, guess- - -
ling that Little weighs 170 pounds!
MUCH MONEY
IS EXPENDED
ON 'IMPORTS'
(Continued from PagB l
! ciiK'Ano -.sii
-lu".(!0. tH't. 2- (AI-)
jWhi ul: N. 3 liai-1 1 . 1-i : No. 2
l llllvil $l.22'..
1 Corn: No. 1 inixrd ii; Nu.
! yellow
! ontn; No. 2 wlilte 41; No. 3
wlilh. 4" Vj 5
! l'.yr : No. 2. I. (in.
flnrlcy: ()iiolalil- r.-nic r.fi ii U o.
1 Timothy .st-fd: $4.7"fii SiS.Sll.
in rrritrAT
SAN I'liANCIWO. (lit. Tl (A1-)
IliltK-rfat f.. o. Ii. Kan i-'ranciKco
Sir.
A.)
Ill
i-oitri..vi i
I'Ultll.ANIl. Or.
I'altli- anil I'alvi-!
I'li-attil; ncriplH
15. St.-
FIND IT
HERE
Cop? fur tlil.i rolumn miul be
In kjr 9 a. m.
INVENTOR IS
HONORED ISY
THE WORLD
l lT(l('K
.. lilt. I'J (AI-)
: firm lour lli
uttln iITi. ralvts
I I mii-I 3 n a. 25
t ' $to.7."i: uoutl Jla.5'i Jln.7;": nu--j
ilium $ ! 0.2 r.. Il. :fi r. itooil 'j."in
I i Sti.Gn. i-tiiiitiion to mi'iliiim. $i;.ini
! $!I.(MI. cow.s. kooiI: Is. (Ill 'ti
l.Ti'i; romiiion to mi-ilitiui, Sri.an
in s.,ii: low I'littcr. $:. an n $,".,ii(i.
(IIK-A(;0 LIVESTOCK
CIIICAOO. (lit. a'. K. I)
Hokk: 2S.IIO0: fairly iiellvr
to jiio lowi'rr S.tii- to :!)()
fj.uwii :).r.; nu'tu mo
' $'.i.u(ilr lli.iiti.
I. Cattl.-: I 1.(10(1. cnlv'-s J .1(1(1 ; j
tiaily. SIi-ith l:iou to loliO His.,'
SKl.tio'.r JH.S5; !i,ia to JUKI !!.,
! ( 1 :l.2Rr SlS.fin: fdl yoai'llllKn 760 i
to Hull llw.. XI3.?uti tic.sv: viali rs :
1 1 2 . r. ti '.i ji.-i.iin. . t . , j
Kh.'c: M.liiid; pIhw: lifroni;. na-j
tlVf l.imbM. I2.50; fat co.s 4.:T. :
$r.,25: r.xMilnf lunilw, 12..10 r.f
!I3.S5: IhiiiIi.h, .H2 ,h. down; JIL'W I
:$l3.iln: I'Wi.-H, 150 llis.' ilown $1.00'
''i f. 5o ; fri'diT lamb $12.60 fii1 ;
si:t.r,n. I
will demonstrate dairy herd man-nKcinr-nt.
and thu otlior is made up
of I.oid Balti'V and -Malili Oshorni'
of I.nnc county who will demnn
Htrate On' its0 nf flonr sack ma
terial by bleairnine; the Koods, dye-
liuuiiu.i, ,,, niakim; ehild's dress and
lionniis. u,iic j, on ,,. younKster. all In
; I SO minutes. i
l-HltTI,A.l CASH-
1-OltTI.ANIi. Ore.. Oet. 22 (AI-)
Cash wheat: ilend bin. si. in,
hard whltn $1.3.
Hofe whhe $1.20'.
We-slern while $. 20 1, . ,;M
itard winter $I.I!i.
, Northern sprlnir $1,111.
Western red $i.m.
Oats: No. 2-:is l,. white $:u.on.
LA GRANDE SQUAD
WILL PLAY IJAKER
(Continued from Page 1)
ment about the size of the liook
team, some contending they out
weighed the Xoinuil team 1 " and
Others saying 25 pounds per man.
' The Normal eleven wilt average
about l'JO pounds, it is believed
possibly lews. That's not so bad
for a small college, either.
Mut last Friday. the liooksV
starting line nvnraged exactly
1 ; 7 1-7 piiuntls! The smallest man
on the line was Litre n Tuttle, who
tips the scales at 170. Lots of
varsity teams would be proud to
have that much beef ahead of the
bnckfield.
The backfield averaged about
the liiM instance of such a fact
finding movement west o( the
j Iio ky mountains.
A. It. Hunter, secretary, reported
briefly on the progress of thci
campaign for eMcnslon of tin- city
boundaries. Wray Lawrence
;poke of the convention of the
district s: rc.'i ' 'i Saturday
Ktating that an evening banquet to
which buinci-s men and cliatnber
of commerce members are invite:).
! win bo held at t; p. in. Saiuiduy
j in the I. O. O. J' temple, free of
charge. The chamber is assisting
j in this baiuiuct. . Mr. Nelson an
nounced the meeting oi uregon
Mothers and the visit of Dr. A. M.
Hall, president of the FntversitM
of Oregon, to be tomorrow.
After Graduation
A college education, necnrdlng to
a Mosinn cntiimeniulnr never hurt
unylmdy who was willing to leurn
Kdiiicihing aflcr.vnni, -
A toy piano, adjusted to zoom
ami dip when fanned by a reg
ular airplane propeller, aids stu
dent fliers at Memphis, To nil.
! J. C. Penney Co.
10S Depot St.
I Iu Grande, Ore.
.Good Value
For Workshoe Dollarj
Quality our usual high
standards. Reliability, due to
careful workmanship and Ece
lomy for every man who wishes
the most returns for his work
shoe dollars.
""This sturdy shoe of Choc
Roseite with double sole will
eive you all three.
$4.98
s(ivi:mu i..cr;
F.vory Wed. at Zuber. Iteg. Sat.
night dance at Zuber. Star Nave).
! , lo.2J-1t.
A FA F I IT i: 1 1 1 A h-i p pe r will be
given nt the Utile (itape) by
Klvcrshle Aid on WediPM-
lhe
duy evening at (i:00. Chicken
pie Is one' of (he um good
dishes served.
Aitsou i i:i.v m:w
Yoll wtM enjoy seeing the latest
ureal ions In gold lone pictures,
now on display In (he window at
Itlchardson'M Art Ulfl Shop.
Now Is lh eiluie to sel-i t one of
Hp-se for your Christmas.
in.:'i.:'t
WHO IS ItOSFM.MtY'.'
Those who enjoy the finest in
Mlnnerware will want to know
"liosemiiry." The name sigiillks
Hli' lOVelieHl flcctiralcd jiattertl of
at" ii stock M, t. NoHiake
Nippon China. A pattern that
ou will never tin. of. The best
wearing China on the market, at
a price that Is but Utile more
lleili that of pcml-poi'cctain. Oct
aeipialnted with litis beautilul pn.
bin at Ifichardson's Art (ilfl
Shop. Ht.i-L't
' llriiiHilictiftitf, pleat lag. tmlltm
liolen, eto. Norton' kiddie Sbo.
AttT.
(Continued from Pago 1)
rylng one of .the Other of them
about."
"Hut the electric Jump has found
an Infinite variety of unexpected
Uhch." he Kald. "It enables us to
postpone our spectacle for a few
years longer; it uh made rending
in lied tnfinltely more comfortable
by merely pushing a button we
have tn trod need the element oi
surprise In dealing with burglars:
the goblin that lived In dark corn
ers ami umier iif. fed have mnv
been driven to the outdoors; evil
deeds which Inhabit the dark have :
been driven back Into the larthcNt
retreats of the night; It enables
the doctor to peer Into the recesses
of our inside; h KubHtitutCH for
the hoi water bottle In ach s audi
pa Pis; It enables ttiir ii! lis and
lovns to cothL. the mxclvc.s in gale- j
ty h.v night, no matter how sad '
their appearance may be by day. !
And by all Its multiple uses it has j
lengthened the hours of our active j
lives, decreased our fe;(rs. replaced j
creased our saiely, decreased our '
toil) a nd enabled Us to read the ;
type in the telephone book."
Ju.st five w ords of I tr. A Ib. i-t
KtUNlciu's message fl'iun acioss the'
ean In Iteiiln to America tod.i
oer an iul rnational radio bina'l-i-astlng
arrangement were In lain
lish. and theiefm-e undcrxlaudnblc
to the at inaiorlty of listeners.
Thou, i words were nt the comiii-
No More Neuritis
in Arms, Neck, Legs or Thighs
I If .hi want to .'t rhl of the ngonl?.
: Inp piiin" of neuritis, neuratriit, seiiit-
Ira or rlieijiniHiMu. jo.it apply Tyfinnl
i to Ilie a ."fee led pails and .-iCO huW
I quickly ull misery will eca.-e.
! nMnol In a powerfii'ly penrt rat Inff
I nboritent, siiMlluiig ami healing In 113
ft'-thm, wlil.-h ciH In tliroiiKh tho
p. tci ami ipiirkly reaches the liiantng.
jt'iitne nerves. T)ioh sttilth-irn pains
in tli" back of the uei-k. aliuut tho
nhmhler litndi1, face or hcud, In tho
fnrrarm It ml lingers, or evlenrlieg
down rhe thich ( the p.- Ht. will
nooa dl-.t ppear. Ct nnjiiriK of Die niut-i-les
will stop nnd yon will no loueer
lr hot here! will) soreness, swelling,
sUffnrtis, n ii nib n ess or trndtrnosH of
the joints am) hgamoul.
1'ysnntl l not nn ordlrary liniment
salvo, but n sdent Ific n . rn-oll'nt
tluit lv rr.lirelydifforent frim nnvthlnij
ymi have ivor i;;-rd. P"ti'l iiffr nny
longer. (let n supply nf Tysmol nt iinV
Cuod drug store. AUvays on ha ml at
(ilass I trues.- 1 nc. - Adv.
What Do
You
Pay For?
SaveM j
ON FUEL
N. Y. LIKK INS. Co.. Julian F.
1 'et el's, le.. 1 e p. Jii. S s.'i -.1 .
lo-,s-t nip
TAMIi;i;MY work by a very com.
pet cut mnn. All kinds of birds
ami animals mounted. Phone
It: I W or rail at 1 los l'i nn. Avn. F.
t. Ilerlnger. lii-Mm
At TOMOKILi: LOANS
WK MAIv F LOANS oil tuiKiino.
biles and furniture. Contract re
financed. Itontu 15. La Grande
Natluiuil Hank Ubg. 1-m
w hen Ik
' Y to Mr.
he was on
American
hi
Cut Few Do
"Never ton lale to learn." snhl
I'uhUus S.M'tis. n. itnle-.s vou know
It it,'! then Hint seitles 1
VariatUi of Monttvyt
There are f'-'t'i siaHlef and miIi
pr-lei of BHUlklMN.
II 1' Y I ()It T 1CSS
hen i taift inert b,ui-ill-e
cks lev. i'-r ilaj III
111" ear.
CHM.HUKVn MltI S
Cnmrorialtlc. gmtd titl'ir;
-Ihm's fur growing fiti. t.nl-
Icn I lk, t wit row tllct'ii'd,
WejM'flex Miles, i cy oi .
On able. Sin's . to 2. lAtra
piial
UOllK MHH
Hem) iiian .tiM k L i black
tn lati w llh heai cnniHi
-it (on Milr.". ami all arooml
sinrni mlt, liiocwHin Iik1,
.SM-elal
New York Store
stun of his idiort uddri
said, addressing him
I.'ds4tu, In w host honor
the iiir:
"tiood night my
Fiieiid.-
speech inii-v II en id
The famous sch nt l"t's vp
very poorly he:ud in America,
to faulty i-et pttoii. follows:
"Oood evening, Mr. Fdisnn.
Is a unhiue pleasure to me t
able to send you trom a faraway
country these oi dial congi at ul i -tiens.
Tho menial woikeis atv.l
opecta 11 y ttie tecliulciaus and
phxslclsts (if the whole world an
toda thhil.lni: ut oii and yuiir
work with admiration and sympa
thy. "Vim hne beep e'pially Micei -s-fu;k
as a pioieii. eit iitie ,,nd
ruantei. Your ckiimi m tmti of
the i lectrlc incan-eerni lamp i.i
to a greater tMeiit made the de-M-hptinm
of a nival cleetrhal In
dustry possible.
"The gieat teihllh'.ll . I'.ltois u!
w;ich oil are one uf the niuM sue
ce.-sful . have puelucid in tin
course oi a eintiiM an entirely new
situation in w h h Inanl.ltvl lets uol
ei adapted blms.lt, 1' , ,,:in lo
dav n a 1 1 1 1 es lor the pi nhn Mon o'
thlni: IM ecssul V to U
in usee, .i r la bor .1 nd
WEATHER STRIPS
--keep out cold, drafts, snow,
rain. Soon pay for themse'vea
In the fuel saved. Easily in
stalled without removing, win
dow! or doors. Not a coil itrip
-but highly tempered spring
metal. Permanent; effectivet
economical. See Numotai lm
onsiratlon Model In our store
Van Pctten
Lumber Co.
"Good Service Quick"
IMione 73
bai
dly an
hnv;i
needs
"Till
1m
OH. til
sla
lilttl
at 1 it"i s
i o rat ions pi -libit b ) be or
KninelS ttllliti- t.ik lll be tn Me
(lull such teehnli.il pnneis 110
tmiKer serve the pinpo-- h ot .. ir
toil of economical mtu " uud the
lib ration of mankind."
I'dNon nulmied
So (iilluilel by a t ot 11 1- uionv
In bis honor tb.it be bad to !--,ie
a huiriiiet la-l nig HI brToie Pusi
.b nt Hoover had spoken. Thomas
A. 1-Mt-nu was desi tibt.l as in air
sliaio loilay.
The Inventor b ft the hull m
median ly uft'-r he had deie. r- d
ii bi ief fin'rli. Tho prc-eh-nt
physic tan. I .leu tenant - Comma ml 1
Joel T, Hoone. accmnpanleil the in-
entor t nnn the ha II and exam
ined him in an anteroom. Fxcept
icr tatUue he found im t ndlca I Imis
of um I litng the m.'il ti r. i .ale
the linenrxir whs fnken to Hmrx
Ford's home.
A hort time prior to his top
from Ne- J-'imv hnn-: Mi. :pfen
THE
HIGHEST
IDEALS
I
ft
Till-: htgheat co.lo of rthlra
govern our professional ger
vtcea. Wo do everything with
the most delicate and mett
iulou3 respect for the wishes
of tho bereved.
Wo UnderstAutJ.
Lung Motor Alwayw AvullKbttt
KNOlK.lt ASS
il.MMl liMA.N
AlAiU 01 t
When you buy Insurance?
You should receive one primary
thing: The absolute and depend
able assurance that you will be re
paid promptly and completely for
the loss you may suffer in case of
fire.
When you buy a policy you should
be confident that there are compet
ent men and adequate funds back of
that policy to make its terms worth
while.
Insurance companies represented
by the National Underwriters
whose ad appears alongside this
message measure up to that stan
dard ALWAYS - as do we, their
agents.
'LNSl UE IX SURE INSURANCE"
Union Mortgage &
Investment Company
JACK H. FERRIS, THE INSURANCE MAX
Real Estate New Foley Bldg. lxmns
The "One "Place
here It Pays to
Play with Fire"
They'll build you a huge fire at a certain
place in Chicago they'll heat a door or wall
red-hot and turn a hose on it they'll do all
sorts of striking and ingenious things to see
how long a certain device will stand up
under punishment or how soon it will burn
up or Wow up or break.
It's a dramatic place the great buildings
of Underwriters' Laboratories where they
"play with .fire" in . testing building ma
terials, electrical devices, gasec, chemicals,
hose, extinguishers, home utilities, and
endless other things all for the purpose of
safeguarding your life, protectingyour prop
erly, and reducing the cost of your insurance.
Symbols of Safely
ITerc is the largest testing laboratory
operated by -any business or profession.
Everywhere its exhaust ive tests arc accepted
as authoritative nnd its labels of approval
recognized as Symbols of Safety.
This invaluable and unique engineering
service is one of the great contributions by
the Stock I'irc Insurance companies to the
protection oflifo and property in the home,
in the factory, and wherever you may be ia
town, city or 'country.
Service . . . Not ProSt ...
is the underlying purpose of this work. The
comprehensive equipment maintained bv
the Laboratories, and its corps of experienced
engineers afford unequalcd facilities.
Educators, engineers, scientists, under
writers and others journey far to study the
equipment and the unusual tests that are
always under 'way. The public is always
welcome at Underwriters' Laboratories.
Recognized Standards
The long experience of the Lahora'-orics
in this work, and the methods employed for
keeping in touch with manufacturers, users,
and all other sources cf information, have
resulted in a general recognition of its
standards and reeommendationr.
This work for the conservation of life and
property is but one of the many contribu
tions for the benefit cf the American public
made by Slock l ire In.-uranco companies
which transact the great bulk of the fire
insurance business of this couulry.
SSjv3 ihpw vw!Jr
TUF. NATIONAL BORD OF
KIRK UNDERWRITERS
83 John Street, Nc York
A NATIONAL onci NIZATlllN f
STOCK FIHK INSI RANCH COMI-A.NUS
tSTAOLISIIliU IN fc